A Ukrainian official claimed Saturday that the two leaders will likely meet soon in Turkey.
Still, Medinsky said that more talks would resume through video conference on Monday.
On Saturday, Russian troops withdrew from the area around Kyiv, according to Ukraine's Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Malyar, who said the region is now free from Russian forces.post on FacebookRussian troops retreated after they faced fierce opposition from Ukrainian forces, who fought to keep the capital.
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